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– Stability characteristics, laden and unladen, and with and without attachments;
– Position of controls, function, operation, recognition of symbols;
– Possible load-handling equipment, attachments; transport of loads;
– Refueling the industrial truck;
– Safety devices and compartments for specific versions of industrial truck;
– Other features of a particular industrial truck;
2. The operating environment and its influence on the operation of the industrial
truck, including:
– Floor surface and nature of the sub-floor, including temporary conditions;
– Ramps and inclines, laden and unladen;
– Trailers, haulers and loading ramp coverings (including use of friction pads,
jacks and other safety systems)
– Systems for refueling industrial trucks;
– Use of "classified" industrial trucks in areas presenting a risk of fire or explosion
as defined in ANSI/NFPA 505.
– Narrow gangways, doors, overhead cables and pipe systems, and other
enclosed areas;
– Areas in which the industrial truck may possibly be operated alongside other
powered industrial trucks, vehicles or pedestrians;
– Use and load capacity of elevators;
– Operation on the edge of loading ramps or paved surfaces;
– Other special operating conditions and hazards that the operator could
encounter.
3. Operating the powered industrial truck, including:
– Systematic inspection before each shift and approved procedures for the
extended shutdown of an industrial truck requiring repair;
– Procedures for handling loads: raising, lowering, picking up, setting down,
tilting;
– Traveling laden and unladen, negotiating bends;
– Procedures for stopping and switching off;
– Other special operating conditions for particular applications.
4. Regulations for operating safety and their implementation, including:
– Provisions in this manual in the "Operating the industrial truck" section of this
chapter;
– Other rules, regulations or procedures instituted by the employer for the site at
which the powered lift truck is used.
5. Practical exercises, including:
– Where possible, exercises for operating powered lift trucks should take place in
a separate area that is physically separated from other workplaces and
employees.
– The practical exercises must be carried out under the supervision of an
instructor;
– The practical exercises must include or simulate the actual undertaking of all
operational tasks, including transport, maneuvering, traveling, stopping,
starting, and all other activities under the conditions the operator will face during
the actual operation of the lift truck.
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